Early Impressions
When I was a kid in 1963 and had just started playing the trumpet, this was just out. Al Hirt made it sound so fun and easy. I fell in love with his sound.
January 2018
- Al Hirt
- Bill Chase
- Boss Brass
- Bucket List Jazz Band
- Buddy Rich
- Buddy Rich
- Buddy Tate
- Chuck Findley
- Classical or symphony pops
- Dance bands
- Dave Grusin
- DFW Jingles and Show Music
- Doc Severinsen
- Don Jacoby
- Gene Hall
- General
- Harvey Anderson
- Holiday
- John Haynie
- Leon Breeden
- Lew Gillis
- Louis Armstrong
- Mario Cruz
- Maynard Ferguson
- Maynard Ferguson
- Museum
- My favorites
- My videos on Youtube
- N'Awlin Gumbo Kings
- Natalie Cole
- North Texas One O'Clock
- Old Recordings
- Old records
- Randy Lee
- Rare recording
- Rehearsal bands
- Rodney Booth
- Roy Eldridge
- Sherman Jazz Classic
- Sherman Jazz Museum
- Singers
- The artists
- Them Bones
- Tommy Loy
- Woody Herman
- WWC Jr.
- Wynton
Concert on February 9, 2018 with the One O’Clock Lab Band and Marshall Gilkes
Our museum is sponsoring this concert next month at Austin College. It should be a great concert, and part of the Community Series 50th Anniversary year celebration. To buy tickets: http://communityseries.org/home
Maynard Ferguson playing “Somewhere” in 1969.
Maynard would have been about 41 and living in Europe during this time. The big bands were dying and he would reinvent himself and his music in another year when MF Horn 1 came out.